Access Levels in Classes | public, private, readonly, and static in TypeScript #51 🔒🚗
In this lesson, you'll learn how to control access to a class's properties and methods using the `public`, `private`, `readonly`, and `static` modifiers in TypeScript.
You'll discover when a property can be modified, when it should remain protected, and how static properties work within a class. These concepts are fundamental for writing more secure, maintainable, and professional code.
🚀 In this lesson, you'll learn:
✅ What `public` means in a class.
✅ How `private` works.
✅ When to use `readonly`.
✅ What static properties are.
✅ How to protect important properties.
✅ The differences between public and private properties.
✅ Best practices in Object-Oriented Programming.
This video is part of my complete JavaScript and TypeScript from Scratch course, where you'll learn Object-Oriented Programming step by step with practical and easy-to-understand examples.
📚 Related Topics:
Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)
Classes
Access Modifiers
public
private
readonly
static
Encapsulation
TypeScript
JavaScript
Best Practices
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